Across
- 5. Term used in a court of law; refers to defendants ability to testify
- 6. Taking a stimuli away to promote a behavior (I.e. taking Advil to stop pain, you will now take Advil when you’re in pain)
- 7. Mental illness classified by breakdown between thoughts, emotions, and behavior leads to bizarre and inappropriate behavior and beliefs
- 8. Defined by manic episodes that last at least 7 days, or by manic symptoms that are so severe that the person needs immediate hospital care
- 11. A repetitive behavior or thought in response to an obsession
- 12. Type of mental disorder classification in which your general emotional state or mood is distorted or inconsistent with your circumstances and interferes with your ability to function
- 15. Precedes the onset of a condition and is also associated with a heightened likelihood of the condition developing
Down
- 1. Coined by Freud; describes mental contents that are not presently conscious but are accessible
- 2. Type of mental disorder classification in which you have a rigid and unhealthy pattern of thinking, functioning and behaving
- 3. Confused with psychopathy; mostly refers to antisocial personality disorder
- 4. Classified by the absence of a behavior; can be used to diagnose certain mental illnesses
- 9. Refers to body’s response to disease
- 10. Similar to symptoms; objectively observed by professional
- 13. Term used in a court of law; answers if whether the defendant should be held accountable
- 14. Is definitive; this will happen as a result of this